Aperture Science Origami
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The Aperture Science symbol in origami!
Designed and diagrammed by me in Inkscape.
The design of the symbol seemed very obvious to me but it took me longer than expected as I kept on trying the silly, harder, impossible ways.
The diagrams are in a mixed format, a crease pattern with finishing steps. Instructions for making the required octagon are also given.
Similar origami designs are bound to exist using the octagon twist fold because the structure is so basic but I take my claim by calling it the Aperture Science logo.
Stuff belongs to its respective owners, etc.
(And read terms of use file)
Designed and diagrammed by me in Inkscape.
The design of the symbol seemed very obvious to me but it took me longer than expected as I kept on trying the silly, harder, impossible ways.
The diagrams are in a mixed format, a crease pattern with finishing steps. Instructions for making the required octagon are also given.
Similar origami designs are bound to exist using the octagon twist fold because the structure is so basic but I take my claim by calling it the Aperture Science logo.
Stuff belongs to its respective owners, etc.
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This is awesome! If you're skilled enough, could you figure out how to make an envelope with the Aperture logo on the front? I would repay you with, er... whatever DeviantArt uses as upvotes. Meh, I'm new to DeviantArt :/ Literally signed in for the second time in my life just to make this comment. That's how special you are.
Why, thank you.
That's possible in theory, but the results probably wouldn't be very pretty from a technical point of view. Since the resulting model would rely on the color change of an octagon onto a square, there would be some oddly placed layers that wouldn't feel right.
That's possible in theory, but the results probably wouldn't be very pretty from a technical point of view. Since the resulting model would rely on the color change of an octagon onto a square, there would be some oddly placed layers that wouldn't feel right.
hehe I'm going to try it